Can you still use 52 cent stamps?

Answer 1

They are still valid for postage in the US. The total stamp value must equal the current First Class rate. You would have to add 7 cents to each of them to total the correct amount for a letter. Used together they would cover two ounces of First Class mail.

Answer 2

Yes, although it may cost more now to send something through the USPS. You have already paid postage you may just need to use two stamps instead of one due to the higher cost of shipping.

Answer 3

Yes, you can still use a 42 cent stamp. The 42 cent stamp can be used with others to meet current postage rates. You have to add 2 cents worth of postage to mail a letter.

Answer 4

Certainly, they are still valid for 52 cents worth of postage.

Answer 5

Yes you just have to add 11 cents onto it with side stamps.

Answer 6

yes you can use 33 cent stamps as long as you add the 11 cents to make the current US first class postage rate of 44 cents.

Answer 7

Yes, you can still use a 41 cent stamp. The 41 cent stamp can be used with others to meet current postage rates. You have to add 3 cents worth of postage to mail a letter.

Answer 8

Yes you can use 33 cent stamps. As long as the total postage on the envelope equals the cost of postage it is okay. US stamps have not been devalued since the Civil War.

Answer 9

First Class postage in the US went to 37 cents on June 30, 2002. It was in effect until it jumped to 39 cents on January 8 2006.